China's insurance industry chalked up total premium income of around CNY6.12tn ($882bn), up by 7.4% year on year, driven by the life market, according to data released by the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA).
P&C insurers reported a total premium income of CNY1.76tn ($253bn) in 2025, up by 3.9% year on year, boosted by the health insurance branch, according to data from the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA).
Life insurance companies reported a combined CNY4.36tn ($629bn) in premium income in 2025, up by 8.9% over 2024, due to strong demand for savings.
Seventy-five unlisted P&C insurers have reported a combined net profit of CNY14.63bn ($2.11bn) for the financial year ended 31 December 2025, representing a surge of 180.6% over 2024.
The Philippine life insurance industry saw steady growth in 2025, thanks to rising insurance penetration, higher premiums and improving profitability. Data from the Insurance Commission (IC) show that, insurance penetration in the Philippines increased to 1.78% in 2025 from 1.67% in 2024, with insurance density reaching a record high of PHP4,384.56 ($74.54), up from PHP3,894.03 a year earlier.
Turkiye Sigorta, which is the biggest non-life insurer in the country, has said that its market leadership is not marginal.
Life and pension insurer Turkiye Hayat Emeklilik has chalked up net profits of TRY15.5bn for the financial year ended 31 December 2025, a 67% increase year on year.
Leading global reinsurer SCOR SCOR has grown its P&C portfolio selectively, seizing profitable opportunities while maintaining a strong underwriting discipline in a competitive pricing environment during the January 2026 P&C renewals.
Ghana Reinsurance's (Ghana Re) adequate operating performance assessment reflects its track record of modest profitability on an inflation-adjusted basis, with the company reporting a return on equity ratio of at least 9% in each of the five years between 2021 and 2024, notes AM Best.
The government's latest economic survey for the fiscal year 2025-26 mentions that high distribution costs are limiting the growth of India's insurance sector.